Fantasyland is the place where fairytale characters come to life. See them all from snow white to sleeping beauty, Pinocchio to Peter Pan. You can wander around Alice's Curious Labyrinth, take a ride in a giant tea-cup on the Mad Hatter's tea-table or visit the magnificent Castle of Sleeping Beauty.

Discoveryland is the futuristic land, where you can time-travel in Le Visionarium, explore the depths of the ocean in Captain Nemo's submarine, take a journey to the moon on board a space shuttle or take an intergalactic adventure on the Starspeeder 3000 space ship. A must for enquiring minds!

In Main Street, U.S.A. you can see what an American street may have looked like in the early 1900's…..apart from when the Disney characters do their daily Parades up and down the street, something not to missed! This wide street has pretty painted timber houses, signs, shops, restaurants, you can take a ride on a horse-drawn street cars or visit Discovery Arcade and see inventions from times gone by.

Finally, there is Adventureland, home to the Pirates of the Caribbean. There is also Adventure Island, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Peril, an exciting rollarcoaster which goes backwards, and Aladdin's Oriental Palace.

It is very easy to reach Disneyland Paris with the RER train. From Paris, take the RER line A to Marne la Vallée / Chessy station. The journey takes 35 minutes.

Tickets range from 1 day to 3 day passes. In the UK, they can be bought online, at any Disney Stores, at a travel agent, the Eurostar Ticketing Desks at Waterloo International and Ashford International stations, and the Eurostar Ticket Shop in Victoria station.
In France, you can buy tickets at the entrance to the Disney Parks, the Disney Store on the Champs Elysées in Paris, the Paris Tourist Offices at Orly and Roissy/Charles de Gaulle airports and on the Champs Elysées in Paris, the Virgin Megastore on the Champs Elysées in Paris and in one of the 100 RATP (Metro) ticket offices in Paris.

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